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October 27, 2020
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Amy Reigns Supreme
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by Tony Perkins
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Americans have learned a lot about Amy Coney Barrett in four weeks. They know about the family's chinchilla, which parent does the laundry, and whether the Notre Dame alum hates warm puppies (she doesn't). But they've also come to know more important things: she loves her country, its Constitution, and she'll stand on her faith no matter how many Democrats try to shame her for it. In the end, that's what Americans will remember. And in this next chapter of the Supreme Court, that's what they'll respect.
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Your Vote: A Step into the Arena
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by Tony Perkins
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William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, once said, "Governments, like clocks, go from the motion men give them. And as governments are made and moved by men, so by them they are ruined also. Therefore governments depend upon men rather than men upon governments." Hundreds of years later, Penn's insight has proven true. Just look at the condition of our country -- America's debt, its broken families, the unborn casualties, our sexual confusion, and radical views of biology and morality. Penn was right: we get out of government what we put into it. And lately, that's nothing to be proud of.
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In the Face of Global Persecution, We Cannot Keep Silent
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by FRC's Arielle Del Turco
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With approximately 80 percent of the world's population living in countries high levels of religious oppression, persecution is a simmering global crisis. For years, U.S. officials have spoken of the importance of promoting religious freedom abroad. But what would it look like if American leaders took that seriously? The Trump administration has given us a glimpse, and it's impressive.
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Today's show features: Mike Rounds, U.S. senator from South Dakota, on Justice Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation and swearing in; Dr. Andrew Bostom, Associate Professor of Family Medicine at Brown University, on how the media has politicized COVID-19; Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on the riots in Philadelphia;
Brad Jurkovich, Senior Pastor of First Bossier in Bossier City, LA, on the Conservative Baptist Network conference.
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